BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States urged North Korea to suspend nuclear processing as envoys to six-party talks aimed at curbing North Korea's atomic ambitions began converging on Beijing on Wednesday.
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill was due to arrive in Beijing after warm-up talks in Tokyo and Seoul and White House spokesman Tony Snow said the United States was looking for North Korea to freeze production of fissile material used in atomic blasts.
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